Last Updated：2022/12/24
One operator on the Boise Forest in Idaho reports that where he formerly marketed 80-pound lambs after trailing them 10 days from the allotment, his lambs now often tip the scales at 100 pounds or better, mainly because only one day is required to transport an entire shipment to the railroad through the use of truck pullmans.
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One
operator
on
the
Boise
Forest
in
Idaho
reports
that
where
he
formerly
marketed
80-pound
lambs
after
trailing
them
10
days
from
the
allotment,
his
lambs
now
often
tip
the
scales
at
100
pounds
or
better,
mainly
because
only
one
day
is
required
to
transport
an
entire
shipment
to
the
railroad
through
the
use
of
truck
pullmans.
